The Essence of Femininity: A Personal Perspective Elisabeth Elliot There are, the author claims, real differences between men and women that every culture knows about. Feminists, she argues, deny the attributes of femininity.
Researching the "Rape Culture" of America: An Investigation of Feminist Claims about Rape Christina Hoff Sommers Sommers represents one side of a vigorous debate among feminists over the future of feminism. Sommers thinks of herself as an old-style, traditional feminist, which she calls "equity feminism." She argues that a new wave of activists, which she labels "gender feminism," has hijacked the cause and are wreaking havoc upon true feminism.
Take Back the Mind Jean Bethke Elshtain This article is a book review of The Morning After: Sex, Fear, and Feminism on Campus by Katie Roiphe.
The High Calling of Wife and Mother in Biblical Perspective Dorothy Patterson The wife/mother role has long been assigned second class status in feminist thinking. The Bible, however, presents a different understanding of a woman's role.
The Politics of Gender NARTH This article is a book review of Why Men Rule: A Theory of Male Dominance, by Steven Goldberg.
The Inevitability of Failure David J. Ayers The author looks at feminist ideas on many aspects of life. Following the implications of feminist thought, he concludes that the movement is destructive.
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